Potential Marine Renewable Energy Research and Development Opportunities at Pacific Marine Energy Center

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Title: Potential Marine Renewable Energy Research and Development Opportunities at Pacific Marine Energy Center

Author:

DeWitt, S.

Publication Date:

December 1, 2017

Thesis Type:

Master’s Thesis

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Affiliation:

Johns Hopkins University

Collection Method:

Test Center

Signature Project:

PacWave

Language:

English

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DeWitt, S. (2017). Potential Marine Renewable Energy Research and Development Opportunities at Pacific Marine Energy Center (Master’s Thesis). Johns Hopkins University.

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school = {Johns Hopkins University},
year = {2017},
month = {dec},
url = {http://jhir.library.jhu.edu/handle/1774.2/61369},
keywords = {Test Center},
}

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AB - The objective of this study is to answer the question: is there a consensus amongst industry, academic, and government personnel working in offshore renewable energy regarding what renewable energy technologies, in addition to wave energy, would benefit from testing in the open ocean environment at PMEC-SETS? To determine if there exists a consensus regarding what technologies would benefit from open ocean research and development testing at PMEC-SETS, a survey was utilized to provide an objective measure of stakeholders’ recommendations.
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Abstract

The objective of this study is to answer the question: is there a consensus amongst industry, academic, and government personnel working in offshore renewable energy regarding what renewable energy technologies, in addition to wave energy, would benefit from testing in the open ocean environment at PMEC-SETS? To determine if there exists a consensus regarding what technologies would benefit from open ocean research and development testing at PMEC-SETS, a survey was utilized to provide an objective measure of stakeholders’ recommendations.